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FIRE RESTRICTIONS IN EFFECT

Wildfire season has already started in the Tahoe Sierra, with local fire districts putting fire restrictions in place through the rest of the summer.

These restrictions prohibit most burning of fires and the use of charcoal and wood grills and fire pits, including on public beaches and in public parks. All burn permits are also suspended for the season.

Open-flame devices such as tiki torches and all fireworks, including sparklers and firecrackers, are illegal in California year-round.

During Red Flag Warnings issued by the National Weather Service, all sources of outdoor open flame including gas fire pits/grills and pellet grills/smokers are also prohibited. Check the Western Region Fire Weather forecast at wrh.noaa.gov. | tahoelivingwithfire.com

Forest Services lands | All U.S. Forest Service sites in the Lake Tahoe Basin remain under a year-round fire ban including fires in Desolation Wilderness or Meiss County; along the Pacific Crest and Tahoe Rim trails; in rock fire rings; on National Forest beaches and anywhere else on Forest lands. Enhanced fire restrictions may be implemented when dry conditions lead to increased wildfire danger.

Wood and charcoal fires may be restricted at developed campgrounds, as well, if fire danger increases. Check in advance of visits. Unless restricted, propane stoves and appliances with an on/off valve are allowed in all areas with a valid California Campfire Permit available at readyforwildfire.org. | fs.usda.gov

Incline Village & Crystal Bay | Restrictions prohibit the use of solid fuel, which includes charcoal and wood. This includes in parks and beach charcoal grilling areas.

North Shore, West Shore, Olympic Valley & Northstar | The outdoor burning of solid fuels is prohibited. Only natural gas or propane outdoor firepits and barbecues and pellet grills/smokers are allowed except during Red Flag/critical fire weather conditions.

South Lake Tahoe & Lake Valley | Restrictions prohibit charcoal and wood fires in both county and city limits. The use of natural gas, propane, or pellet barbecue grills, smokers, and fire pits are permissible unless a red flag warning is issued.

Truckee | A campfire and charcoal ban are in effect. Gas barbecues and gas fire pits are allowed. Designated campgrounds are exempt.

Download our Wildfire Preparedness Guide at TheTahoeWeekly.com

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BOATING

Schedules subject to change; call in advance.

BOAT INSPECTIONS

INTERSTATE AIS HOTLINE (844) 311-4873 Inspections are required for Lake Tahoe, Echo Lakes, Fallen Leaf Lake, Donner Lake, Area Reservoirs, Lake of the Woods, Webber Lake and Lakes Basin waters.

LAKE TAHOE, FALLEN LEAF LAKE & ECHO LAKES (888) 824-6267 | tahoeboatinspections.com | Inspections fi rst-come, fi rst-served. Appointments: (888) 824-6267 Inspections open 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. until Sept. 30

NORTH SHORE | Alpine Meadows: Hwy. 89 at Alpine Meadows Rd. EAST SHORE | Spooner Summit: Junction of Hwys. 28 & 50. No vessels more than 30’. SOUTH SHORE | Meyers: At the junction of Hwys. 89 & 50.

DONNER LAKE (530) 582-2361 | truckeeboatinspections.com

Mandatory inspections are required for all vessels for Donner Lake at stations noted above.

RESERVOIRS, WEBBER LAKE, LAKE OF THE WOODS & LAKES BASIN WATERS (888) 824-6267 | truckeeboatinspections.com

Mandatory self inspections are in place at Prosser, Boca, Jackson Meadows & Stampede reservoirs and all lakes in Sierra and Nevada counties. Forms available at ramps or online.

CALIFORNIA BOATER CARD

CALIFORNIA REQUIRES BOAT OPERATORS TO PASS A MANDATORY BOAT SAFETY EDUCATION COURSE.

Everyone ages 45 years and younger who operate a boat must have the card; this includes non-residents. californiaboatercard.com

PUBLIC RAMPS

LAKE TAHOE

CAVE ROCK | EAST SHORE

(775) 831-0494 | Hwy. 50, East Shore

6 a.m.-4 p.m. until May 27: Until 8 p.m. after.

EL DORADO BEACH | SOUTH SHORE

(530) 542-2981 Hwy. 50 at Lakeview Ave., South Lake Tahoe

Closed for season. Picnic area, restrooms.

LAKE FOREST | NORTH SHORE

(530) 583-3796 | 1.5 miles east of Tahoe City, off Hwy. 28

Until Sept. 2: M-Th. 5:30 a.m.-7 p.m.; until 8 p.m. Fri-Sun. Pass available. Restrooms. One-way exit only after closing.

RACOON ST. BOAT LAUNCH | KINGS BEACH

(530) 546-9253 Hwy. 28, Bottom of Racoon St. in Kings Beach

Closed for motorized launcing. Restrooms.

SAND HARBOR | EAST SHORE

(775) 831-0494 | Hwy. 28, 2 miles south of Incline Village

Closed for season. Parking lot opens May 27 with limited parking for nonmotorized launch only. Picnic area, beach, Visitors’ Center, food, restrooms. Sealed boats only.

TAHOE VISTA REC. AREA

(530) 546-4212 | Hwy. 28, Bottom of National Ave.

Closed for motorized launching. Picnic area, beach, restrooms.

AREA LAKES

BOCA/STAMPEDE RSVR.

(530) 587-3558 I-80, Hirschdale exit

45 mph speed limit. No launching fee. Parking fee. Subject to closure during low water levels. Mandatory inspections.

DONNER LAKE

(530) 582-7720 I-80, Donner Lake exit

2 boat lanes, fi sh cleaning station, restrooms.

INDEPENDENCE LAKE

(775) 322-4990 Independence Lake Rd., 20 miles north of Truckee

Restricted to on-site watercraft: kayaks, tubes & small motor boats available on fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis. No outside craft. Call for schedule. PROSSER RSVR.

(530) 587-3558 | Hwy. 89, 2 miles north of Truckee

10 mph speed limit strictly enforced. No fees for parking or launching. Mandatory inspections.

WEBBER LAKE

(530) 582-4711 | Henness Pass Rd., 26 miles north of Truckee

5 mph speed limit. Boat ramp & trailer parking. Self inspection required. Sierra County Inspection form at: sierracounty.ca.gov.

PUBLIC PIERS

Limited to loading & unloading. Fenced piers are private

DONNER LAKE

DONNER LAKE 37 public piers on north shore from the boat ramp east.

LAKE TAHOE

GAR WOODS

Carnelian Bay

Access to restaurant, small beaches. Restrooms.

GROVE STREET

Center of Tahoe City

Open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Located east of Commons Beach. Restrooms at Commons Beach.

KASPIAN PICNIC AREA

West Shore

Between Tahoe City and Homewood. Picnic area, beach. Restrooms.

KINGS BEACH

Bottom of Racoon St.

Busy pier adjacent to town, public beach, picnic sites. Restrooms.

SKYLANDIA PARK

Lake Forest

Small beach, picnic facilities. Restrooms.

SUGAR PINE POINT

Tahoma

Hiking, Ehrman Mansion tours, nature trail. Restrooms.

HIKING

TAHOE RIMTRAIL

Moderate

The Tahoe Rim Trail is a 164.8-mile loop trail that encircles Lake Tahoe. The trail is open to hikers and equestrians, and mountain bikers in some sections. It is generally moderate in diffi culty, with a 10 percent average grade and elevations ranging from 6,300 to 10,333’. tahoerimtrail.org

LAKE TAHOE

ALPINE MEADOWS

FIVE LAKES

Strenuous | 5 miles RT

Five Lakes is a great hike inside Granite Chief Wilderness, with the fi rst 1 mile+ a steady ascent with great views of Alpine Meadows. Trailhead 1.8 miles up Alpine Meadows Road from Hwy. 89 across from Deer Park Drive. Dogs prohibited May 15-July 15.

EAST SHORE

MARLETTE LAKE

Moderate | 9 miles RT

Walk along the dirt path through the picnic area and follow signs to Marlette Lake. Mostly sun exposed. Great wildfl owers in early summer. Start at Spooner Lake State Park. Parking fee. parks.nv.gov.

SPOONER LAKE

Easy | 1.8 miles RT

Spooner Lake is a great, easy hike for any season with interpretive displays. At Spooner Lake State Park. Parking fee. parks.nv.gov

PICNIC ROCK

Moderate | 3.6 miles RT

Just off the Tahoe Rim Trail, the expansive view from the top provides a panorama of both Lake Tahoe and the Martis Valley. A single track winds up, offering a gradual climb with no technical challenges, until reaching Picnic Rock, an old volcanic rock. Off Hwy. 267.

NORTH SHORE

STATELINE LOOKOUT

Easy-moderate | .5 miles RT

This short, but steep, paved hike offers superb views of Lake Tahoe. A short, self-guided nature trail explains the history of the North Shore. Hwy. 28 in Crystal Bay.

OLYMPIC VALLEY

SHIRLEY CANYON & SHIRLEY LAKE

Easy-Strenuous | .5-5 miles RT

This hike follows a creek as it passes by waterfalls and spectacular granite boulders along Shirley Creek. Park at the end of Shirley Canyon Road. The fi rst section that follows the creek is great for kids. As you climb, the trail may sometimes be hard to distinguish, so keep the creek on your right going up and on your left going down. Can continue a strenuous climb to High Camp and take the Aerial Tram to the valley (schedule at palisadestahoe.com). Check Tram schedule in advance. TART

SQUAW & EMIGRANT PEAKS

Moderate | 3.4-4.4 miles RT

Ride the Aerial Tram to High Camp, elev. 8,200’, and choose from a variety of trails (maps from Guest Services or palisadestahoe.com). Climb to the weathered buttresses atop Squaw Peak, visit the historic Watson Monument at Emigrant Peak or meander through the meadows covered with wildfl owers, and enjoy the panoramic views afforded from the spacious upper mountain. Tram ticket required (schedule at palisadestahoe.com). Hikes in the meadows good for small children. Check Tram schedule in advance. TART

SOUTH SHORE

LOWER & UPPER ECHO LAKES

Easy | 2.4-4.8 miles RT

Lower and Upper Echo Lakes is a little-known paradise perched atop Echo Summit, 5 miles west of Meyers on Hwy. 50. The trailhead begins next to the dam. Once you reach Upper Echo Lake, 2.4 miles from the start, you’ll see a kiosk at a dock for a water taxi. You can take a taxi back or return the way you came, or continue into Desolation Wilderness. The ride is a relaxing 20-minute tour through the channels connecting the two lakes. Taxi, cash only. Taxi open Memorial Day-Labor Day weekend. (530) 659-7207.

Trails open depending on conditions. Mileage is roundtrip, with levels based on family access. All trails are more heavily used on weekends.

TRUCKEE

GLACIER MEADOW LOOP

Easy | .5 miles RT

Short, self-guided nature loop with signs that explain how glacial action carved and polished the surface landscape. Take Interstate 80 W from Truckee to the Castle Peak/Boreal Ridge Road exit.

MARTIS CREEK WILDLIFE AREA

Easy | 4 miles RT

Loop through Martis Creek meadow for a walk along the creek. Off Hwy. 267.

WEST SHORE

BALANCING ROCK

Easy | .5 miles | No dogs

A short, self-guided nature trail featuring Balancing Rock, an overlying rock of 130 tones balanced on a rock. At D.L. Bliss State Park. Parking fee. parks.ca.gov

EAGLE ROCK

Moderate | 1 mile RT

Quick hike to the top of a volcanic outcropping offers panoramic views of the area off Hwy. 89 south of Tahoe City.

EMERALD BAY & VIKINGSHOLM CASTLE

Moderate | 2.5 miles+ RT | No dogs

Steep descent to Vikingsholm Castle (tours start May 28). Can continue to Eagle & Emerald Points around the bay for easy hikes. Connects to Rubicon Trail (see below). Park on either side of rocky overlook in Emerald Bay on Hwy. 89. ADA access. Parking Fee. (530) 525-9529 | parks.ca.gov

GRANITE LAKE

Moderate | 2.2 miles RT

A small alpine lake situated on the cusp of Desolation Wilderness, the hike is a popular entrance for hikers and equestrians to the back country and a spectacular trek towering over the pristine waters of Emerald Bay. Steady ascent of 850’ in less than 1 mile. Trailhead at Bayview Campground off Hwy. 89.

PAGE MEADOWS

Easy-Moderate | 4-6 miles RT

The hike to Page Meadows is a local favorite because of its easy access and beautiful scenery through forests to an expanse of several meadows. You can start the hike to Page Meadows from 64 Acres off Hwy. 89 along the Tahoe Rim Trail for a longer hike or from Ward Creek Boulevard off Hwy. 89.

RUBICON TRAIL & LIGHTHOUSE

Easy-Moderate | .5-9 miles | No dogs

Hike starts at Calawee Cove at D.L. Bliss State Park or Emerald Bay. Trail follows cliffs and coves along Lake Tahoe, nesting ospreys and eagles, short side trail to Rubicon Lighthouse, which is easy to access with small children. Parking fee. parks.ca.gov.

SUGAR PINE POINT STATE PARK

Easy | 1.5 miles RT

The nature trail loops through the forest past an array of wildfl owers and through several sections of dense slash bleached nearly white from years of sun exposure. There are great spots to relax on the beach below Ehrman Mansion (tours start May 28). Parking fee. ADA access (530) 525-7982. parks.ca.gov. TART

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Canyon Springs | Jeremy Jenson, Truckee Donner Land Trust CANYON SPRINGS PRESERVED

The Canyon Springs property covering 290 acres of open space in eastern Truckee has been conserved through a partnership of Truckee Donner Land Trust, Mountain Area Preservation, SOS Glenshire and the Martis Fund. More than 700 donors raised $11.6 million to purchase Canyon Springs in the Glenshire neighborhood, according to a press release from the Trust.

The Land Trust owns the property and will steward it to preserve its natural resources and provide public access. | truckeedonnerlandtrust.org

Gatekeeper’s Museum NEW EXHIBITS AT GATEKEEPER’S

Gatekeeper’s Museum in Tahoe City has two new exhibits this summer. “Growing Up in Lake Tahoe,” which runs through August, is presented by Tahoe Lake Elementary students from 4th graders and ESL students. In addition, there will be photos, yearbooks to 1950 and artifacts from the school, which was built in 1906.

“On The Lake” is a maritime exhibit, which will become a permanent exhibit. This will include new artifacts, images and information as well as an engine. Tahoe Lake Elementary students enter free for admission. | northtahoemuseums.org

Sierra State Park Foundation MARK TWAIN INTERPRETATIVE PANELS UNVEILED

Sierra State Parks Foundation has unveiled four interpretative panels that tell the story of Mark Twain’s 1861 timber claim adventure and wildfire. These panels are located at Gar Woods Grill & Pier in Carnelian Bay, at Sandy Beach in Tahoe Vista and North Tahoe Beach in Kings Beach.

The panels tell the story of Mark Twain’s quest to stake a timber claim at Lake Tahoe. He arrived at Lake Tahoe hoping to strike it rich, capturing his experiences in his book “Roughing It,” which included descriptions of the landscape, his attempts to make money and a brush with death in a fast-moving wildfire.

The new panels are part of a series of eight stretching from Tunnel Creek Road, where Twain first viewed the lake, extending as far west as Carnelian Bay. They are known informally as the Mark Twain Timber Claim Adventure Trail, a Sierra Nevada Geotourism Historic Place. | sierranevadageotourism.org

Truckee Trails Foundation NEW SKILLS LOOP UNDERWAY

Truckee Trails Foundation is constructing a new all-inclusive skills development loop for mountain bikers near the Sawtooth Trailhead in Truckee.

The 1-mile skills development loop will include features that introduce mountain bikers to core skills and is designed for beginner and intermediate riders of all ages, including adaptive riders. The trail is expected to be completed soon. truckeetrails.org

DONATE FOR CLEAN WATER

Marianne Schneider and Evon Eisenberg, owners of Fifth Element Healing Center in Kings Beach, want to help people around the world get access to clean water. From June 8 to 12, they will be walking, paddling and biking around Tahoe to raise awareness for the need for clean water. They are asking for donations to Gr8ful-4-H2O Charity Water, a nonprofit organization that creates sustainable drinkable water where there is none. | 5ehc.love

Palisades Tahoe PALISADES TO HOST WORLD CUP

The International Ski Federation announced that Palisades Tahoe will host a FIS Alpine Ski World Cup men’s on Feb. 25 and 26, 2023. The resort is among four U.S. ski resorts on the international tour schedule.

The races will be held on the main trail off of the Red Dog chairlift, making for a steep race course with much of the action visible from the base area. This was the same trail used in 2017 for the women’s alpine world cup races; Olympic champion Mikaela Shiffrin described it as one of, if not the toughest venue on the women’s circuit, according to a press release. | fis-ski.com

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Tahoe City Solstice Festival

Area venues | Through June 21 Daily events | visittahoecity.org

Early Literacy Storytime

South Lake Tahoe Library | South Lake Tahoe | June 8, 15 & 22 10:30 a.m. Free | engagedpatrons.org

Gr8ful 4 H2O lakewide charity event

Fifth Element Healing Center | Kings Beach | June -12 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Free | (530) 448-4220, charitywater.org

RUFF (Read up for Fun)

Truckee Library | Truckee | June 8, 15 & 22 4-5 p.m. Free | (530) 582-7846, madelynhelling.evanced.info

RUFF (Read Up for Fun)

South Lake Tahoe Library | South Lake Tahoe | June 8, 15 & 22 4 p.m. Free | engagedpatrons.org

Scavenging Truckee: A Celebration of Local Trails & Historical Times

area venues | Truckee | June 8-16 | truckeetrails.org

Sugar Pine Plantings

area venues | South Lake Tahoe | June 8, 11 & 16 10 a.m. Free | sugarpinefoundation.org

Tahoe Bike Challenge

area venues | Tahoe City | June 8-22 Free | lovetoride.net

Caldor Fire Restoration Workday

Adventure Mountain | South Lake Tahoe | June 9 & 21 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Free | tahoerimtrail.org

Historical Walks

Donner Memorial State Park | Truckee | June 9-12 & June 16-19 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Free | facebook.com

Play & Learn Program

South Lake Tahoe Library | South Lake Tahoe | June 9 & 16 10 a.m. Free | engagedpatrons.org

Preschool Storytime

Truckee Library | Truckee | June 9 & 16 10:30 a.m. Free | (530) 582-7846, madelynhelling.evanced.info

Preschool Storytime

Tahoe City Library | Tahoe City | June 9 & 16 10:30 a.m. Free | (530) 583-3382, placer.ca.gov

Toddler Time

Incline Village Library | Incline Village | June 9& 16 11:30 a.m. Free | (775) 832-4130, events. washoecountylibrary.us

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Village Green Bird Walk

Village Green | Incline Village | June 9 7:30-8:30 a.m. Free | tinsweb.org

A Walk Through the Forest

Glenshire Neighborhood | Truckee | June 10 10:30 a.m.-11:30 p.m. Free

DeCelle Memorial Lake Tahoe Relay

Lakeview Commons | S. Lake Tahoe | June 11 | laketahoerelay.com

Discover Nevada State Parks

area venues | Stateline | June 11 Free | parks.nv.gov

Donner Extreme

Donner Ski Ranch | Norden | June 11-12 | (530) 426-3635, hardenduroraces.com

Donner Legacy Day

Donner Memorial State Park | Truckee | June 11 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Free | sierrastateparks.org

High Sierra Cycling Mountain Bike Festival

Sky Tavern | Reno | June 11 1-7 p.m. | facebook.com

Mother Goose on the Loose

South Lake Tahoe Library | South Lake Tahoe | June 11 & 18 10:30 a.m. Free | engagedpatrons.org

Olympic Valley Half Marathon & 8 Miler

The Village at Palisades Tahoe | Truckee | June 11 8 a.m.-1 p.m. | chamber.truckee.com

Summer Gear & Bike Swap

Tahoe XC SKi Area | Tahoe City | June 11

Tahoe Trail Mixer

AleWorx at the Y | South Lake Tahoe | June 11 1-9 p.m. Free | tahoerimtrail.org

Truckee River Railroad

Truckee River Regional Park | Truckee | June 11 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | facebook.com

Truckee Tahoe Gravel Race & Festival

Truckee Tahoe Airport | Truckee | June 11 8 a.m. | truckeetahoegravel.com

Horray for Hollywoof benefit

Hyatt | Incline Village | June 11 petnetwork.org

Junior Ranger

Donner Memorial State Park | Truckee | June 12 & 19 3 p.m. Free | facebook.com

Pride Bike Ride & Picnic

Lakeview Commons | South Lake Tahoe | June 12 2 p.m. | facebook.com

Field Day

Sierra Valley Preserve | Beckwourth | June 12 9 am.-12 p.m. | frlt.org

Crawl Space Baby & Toddler Program

South Lake Tahoe Library | South Lake Tahoe | June 13 10 a.m. Free | engagedpatrons.org

A Trail for Everyone

GearLab | South Lake Tahoe | June 13 6-9 p.m. | eventbrite.com

Baby Story Time

Incline Village Library | Incline Village | June 14 & 21 11:30 a.m. Free | (775) 832-4130, events.washoecountylibrary.us

Joint Chamber Mixer

Village at Palisades Tahoe | Truckee | June 14 5-7 p.m. Free | chamber.truckee.com

Preschool Storytime

Kings Beach Library | Kings Beach | June 14 & 21 10:30 a.m. Free | (530) 546-2021, placer.ca.gov

South Shore Bike to Work Day

Lakeview Commons | S.Lake Tahoe | June 14 8-10 a.m. Free | facebook.com

Tune Up Tuesdays

Bijou Community Park | South Lake Tahoe | June 14 & 21 6-7 p.m. Free | tamba.org

Ward Creek Workday

Ward Creek | Tahoe City | June 14 & 16 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Free | tahoerimtrail.org

Puppets with Chris Arth

KidZone Museum | Truckee | June 15 11 a.m. Free | kidzonemuseum.org

Tahoe Forest Stewardship Day - Spring

Tallac Historic Site | S. Lake Tahoe | June 15 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Free | keeptahoeblue.org

Backpacking 101

Tahoe Regional Planning Agency | Stateline | June 17-19 1-2 p.m. | tahoerimtrail.org

Broken Arrow SkyRace

Broken Arrow SkyRace | Olympic Valley | June 17 11 a.m. | trailrunner.com

Green Waste Drop-Off Day

Rodeo Grounds | Truckee | June 17 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Free | truckeefire.org

Tahoe 200 Mile Endurance Run

Tahoe 200 Mile Endurance Run | Homewood | June 17 9 a.m. | trailrunner.com

Heavenly Village Spring Brewfest

Heavenly Village | S.Lake Tahoe | June 18 1-5 p.m. $40 | eventbrite.com

Lake Tahoe Mountain Bike Race

Highlands Community Center | Tahoe City | June 18 | adventuresportsweektahoe.com

Mountain Bike Tours

Donner Memorial State Park | Truckee | June 18 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Free | facebook.com

Rock Tahoe Half Marathon

Hard Rock Hotel and Casino | Stateline | June 18 7 a.m. $119 | (844) 588-7625, renoraces.com

Sierra Speakers Series

Donner Mem.State Park | Truckee | June 18 5 p.m. $5 | sierrastateparks.org

Tahoe Mountain Bike Festival & Demo

Corral Trailhead & | Meyers | June 18- 19 $45-$55 | tamba.org

Timy Dutton Truckee Duckee Derbee Revival

River Ranch Lodge | Tahoe City | June 18 1-4 p.m. $10 | facebook.com

Burton Creek Trail Run

Tahoe XC | Tahoe City | June 19 | tahoetrailrunning.com

Discovering Early Bloomers

area venues | South Lake Tahoe | June 19 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $75 | ltcc.asapconnected.com

Lake Tahoe Fathers’ Day Splash-in

Obexer’s Boat Ramp | Homewood | June 19 8 a.m. | truckeetahoeairport.com

Tahoe Hike for Hope

Donner Mem.State Park | Truckee | June 19 9:30 a.m. | facebook.com

Circumnavigate Lake Tahoe for Science

Lake Tahoe | Incline Village | June 20 $50-$ | tahoe.ucdavis.edu

Trash Cleanups

Donner Memorial State Park | Truckee | June 20 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Free | facebook.com

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